CopyBet, a leading online betting operator, has officially become a member of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC), the industry body of the United Kingdom for regulated betting and gaming.
CopyBet is an esteemed brand that offers a unique platform where users can replicate the bets of other players, with tipsters ranked according to their recent success and profitability.
What makes the service of CopyBet so appealing is the fact that it covers both pre-match and live betting markets, giving players an extensive selection of betting markets and a plethora of choices.
Founded in 2016, CopyBet operates under a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, and ever since its inception on the wider iGaming scene nearly a decade ago, has established itself as one of the top operators within the regulated UK market.
Anton Ivanov, Business Development Director of CopyBet UK, commented on the news:
CopyBet is pleased to announce its membership of the Betting and Gaming Council. We look forward to working with other members to help raise industry standards further and create a culture of safer betting.
Grainne Hurst, Chief Executive Officer of the Betting and Gaming Council, added:
We are thrilled to welcome CopyBet as a member of our expanding and diverse membership at the BGC. We look forward to collaborating with CopyBet and all our members as we work together to raise standards across the industry.
In addition to becoming the newest member of the Betting and Gaming Council, CopyBet has also recently joined the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA), a move that further highlights its commitment to transparency and safer gambling across the industry.
In related news, CopyBet is the official front-of-shirt sponsor for UK football club Queens Park Rangers FC, yet another development that showcases its growing presence in the regulated UK sports betting market.
The Betting and Gaming Council currently represents around 90% of the UK’s regulated betting and gaming sector, covering both online and land-based operators across the regulated market.
